Le dimanche 12 mars 2023 à 17:06 -0700, Saul Tobin a écrit : > For what it's worth my use case was that I use the same variable names for > each instrument in a separate file for each movement of a piece. I therefore > need to \include the music for each movement immediately before the \score > for that movement, in order to redefine the variables with the music for that > movement. For the full score, that doesn't require \parserDefine because each > movement can be its own \bookpart. However, for printing parts, I find it > helpful to have all instruments output in the same \book, with each > instrument as a \bookpart. That means that I need to be able to redefine the > music variables within a \bookpart. > If I were willing to use different variable names for instruments in each > movement this wouldn't be needed, but I just find that ugly. I want my > violinI to always be called violinI. There might be other ways to accomplish > a similar goal but this has worked fine for me.
Why not just save the bookparts into variables as you create them and later assemble them in a book? (See also my reply to Mark.)
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